Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16

,tinger cables helped to strengthen
silu tion bu ing was yerv general during the
morning hours, but II OFF a title toward Close
Nov ha' prices have passed IA for December
and so f.. Nay, operators l7ok win commence
gu future prices Market opened anne as yes
terday'-. closing, became firm and advanced
go for Dect mber and near puts, ana lc Tor May
and then eased q and closed about = higher
lhan ye rday with Nav a. SO1l al December
741l; corn live. ever thing else on floor prom
is, well eArlv, but suffered mall Tea ton De-
fore close after best prices Of the morning W. re
reached. A nsm6 Der, OF .uo is~di ing t Ios
marhe veal en- Out side Orders were quite
feature, but they old not snare In real
izing tactics before the close. Cables were
8 ropg and spec uIation for cash stuff zooo, al:
Ihougn less urgent; May opened at axe, sold
TO 48c, clined TO Az owing to realizing Of
local operators, reacted and closed at 4Sc; re-
ceipts were small a the estimate Tor 10 NOR
row small. Provisions were active, but teeilng
was ON what unsettled acd prices hucLuateo
frequently and averaged hig er. K, ceipts or
20, were large at packing points but there
hal aome influence on The provision
market, prices ruled higher esrly on all
lee ding articles but offer nss were moTerstely
free during latter part of session and advance
was n So, ported to close. January, February
and May deliveries comm anded most attention
Inquiry on chip Ing account was larger ana
ouyers inclined to NEST views OF es'less, ne
eral. Jsnuary pork so at Sl3 lO@13 % Janu
airy lard ranged between Sc 62I@6 671s and
o sed s. &C. eo January ,n short c6 T,os
Sc so. Closed: Wheat - November 7SHc;
December Ike; January 74Isc; May SOHc.
Corn-Novr mber 44Hc; December 4ic; Janu
nary sis i2I; F b,uary SIS Is; May 5 8 621l.
L4rd-Novemhe Sc 55; ne ember Sc So; January
SIS 60: Nav S. 90. Short ribs. Jsnuary Sc 60;
February Sc n. Cash quotations were as fol.
lows: Flour ruled quiet and, prices stea
without special change. demand moderate; No.
J red 74Li@74]zc. No. corn 441sc Mess pork
Sl3 OO@lS Is Lard, per 100 pounds 0 S 80 o.
shoulders boxed S. 4Q@5 As; short clear sides.
boxed, Sc 90G6 95.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 15.-Corn Firner
white and n xed 5Sc. Oats-Easier; No 367a
a &c Rise in good demand as aESo<r.
4z<c; prime to strictly prime at 4Hc; fully fair
al Az Axe; Gel trifugsls p autation ,granulateG
at 615 96 g. l6c; choice white at 5% q l-l6c; of
white at 55zc: choice yellow ella lied at 51Ic
seconds - 465Hc. Others unchanged.
CHICAGO, I'LL, Nov. l5.Catte Receipts
Io,sO0; shipments 200o: uarket sseady
oh piping steers IS l0a5 20; stockers and
feeders 50 OOa3 10; COWS, bulls end mixed
81 sOa3 80. HoQs-Receipts Al 100: marke
steady closing shade lower; mixed 81 zOSi .
| heavy ST. 5564 S.; light 81 40e4 20. sheep
R ceipts 1907; shipments 5000: marie ma SLOW
| aud lower; Tor comm 81 as % western
| So e333 so; Texans s. tee3 10; lambs So 7525 lC
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Cofee-SpOt firm; Ri
| ISKc: options higher and fairly active
safes $50 0 bags November 10 656l5 20; De
cember is 450l5 65, January II l50l5 80; Feb
| rugro IA 95a0I5 10; March "a 80 sl5 o5; Apr
IL S5aI5 90; May IA 7s914 95; June "a 7oG
IA 30; July a 6Oal4 80; August "A 459!4
September "A a5@l4 As; October Il l5@l4 70
| Noven Der (16SS) II 10; December IL Goa II "a
| Sugar stea~y and quiet; Rio GraDde 10 10
refined quiet; Thite ex 10 @ 54@5Ic: yeIlpV
4465c; mould A ll-lec; stsndard A 654G62sc
| cont -cLioners' 6 l6c; cubes ga 40 l3-Lo!
Molasses quiet and uncha ged.